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Burton Children's Mini Grom Disc Snowboard Binding

$99.95

The Burton® Children's Mini Grom Disc Snowboard Binding lets even the youngest riders enjoy the freedom of strapping in and cruising all on their own. Designed in collaboration with Burton employees and their kids, this binding features a single, oversized, mitten-friendly buckle and strap design for easy entry and exit. The lightweight, soft-flexing design adds to the ease of use.

  • Disc mounting system compatible with all major mounting systems
  • Single-component, lightweight bomb-proof polycarbonate baseplate construction
  • Easy-to-secure Smooth Glide™ Buckle features aluminum levers, steel base, polycarbonate barrel
  • Ultra-lightweight single-component Grom Hi-Back
  • Ergonomic Onestrap® Ankle Strap features easy-entry ratchet tongue
  • Kid-friendly, Smack-It Ratchet System
  • Response / Personality: Soft
  • Size: Small

Style Number: BUR23601100001S, BUR23601100100S

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Jake Burton Carpenter founded Burton® Snowboards out of his Vermont barn back in 1977 and has dedicated his life to snowboarding ever since. Burton served a pivotal role in growing snowboarding from a backyard hobby to a world-class sport by creating groundbreaking products, supporting the world's best riders and pushing more resorts to allow snowboarding.